About the American Society of Allergy Nurses
The American Society of Allergy Nurses was formed in 1988. First starting as Oregon Society of Allergy Nurses 1988-1990, then Northwest Society of Allergy Nurses 1991-2011. The last name change was made at the end of 2011. Their goal is to provide continuing education for nurses, thus helping to insure high standards of practice and enhance the quality of care for allergy, asthma and immunology patients. Since then, yearly conferences have been held hosting a variety of speakers from around the country. The meetings have been held in Washington or Oregon with nurses from that particular state hosting the conference. This dynamic group of nurses encompasses participants from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California, Montana, Alaska and other states as far away as Virginia.
Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/americanallergynurses
Sept. 19-21, 2025
Please mark your calendar for or 38th Annual Conference, Sept. 19-21, 2025 at The Seaside Convention Center on the Oregon Coast. We look forward to another successful conference at this site.
Contact hours for this conference are offered through the California Board of Registered Nursing provider #13174 for a total of 12.5 contact hours (3.5 for workshop and 9 for conference).
We have also set the dates for 2026 at the same location. Sept. 18-20, 2026.
Why Become a Member
- Helps to develop a sense of identification with our organization among members.
- A successful membership program can help to establish credibility.
- Helps to establish a professional credential or legitimacy.
- Joining signifies a commitment to our organization, and implies that your commitment will continue.
- Increases commitment to our organization by fostering a feeling of belonging.
- Some agencies require membership before reimbursement for meeting attendance.
Endorsements
The American Society of Allergy Nurses is the one of the highest quality education experiences for nurses committed to allergy and asthma care. The updated knowledge shared by renowned physicians and nurses in wonderful surroundings each year makes it a must for the allied health personnel interested in this field.
Michael S. Blaiss, MD
The passion, dedication and commitment to the patient living with asthma and allergies was very evident in those attending the conference. The topics were relevant and the speakers very motivational. A great way to be educated and enjoy the fellowship of much respected colleagues at the same time.
Renee Theodorakis, R.N., M.A.
I have had the privilege of speaking at two meetings of the American Society of Allergy Nurses. The topics chosen for the meetings were extremely clinically relevant. Moreover, I found the attendees to be exceedingly interested in learning more about their field and very dedicated to their patients.
Michael Schatz, M.D.